FITSFileManager

[bitli]

Geoff:  The script can only take information in the file themselves or the file name (I am not sure where it should take the information from in your case, as it certainly cannot guess where the master is coming from).  I do not remember how BPP is creating the file name - maybe you can rename the raw darks so that they include the temperature in their file name, and then use the file name in the template (like &filename;-master;). Naturally if you have multiple files with the same temperature (for example different filters), you can write the template with the temperature in it (dark-master-&filter;_30C_&count;).  But I do not see how I could find the temperature of the raw darks (they may not even have exactly the same temperature).
Not sure this is helpful, sorry
-- bitli

[Geoff]

Thanks Bitli
This is useful. All my dark subframes have the same temperature with this info as a fits keyword and I should be able to go from there after I think about it a bit.
Geoff

[wfcashwell]

I find the FITSFileManager Script is one of the most useful scripts. I use it constantly. Thanks for this wonderful script. I did however have some problems with the 'last' functionality and regExp (clear). I think I have found the problem in the FITSFileManager-parameters.jsh file. I think that the function on line 726 should be 'regExpFromString' (with a lowercase 'r' at the beginning.) Also in the same file I removed the quotes from around the "/*/" entry in the regExpItemListText (for the (clear) regExp). Again thanks for this script.

[bitli]

I think that you are right. I will make the correction, test it and upload it in the new couple of days.
Thanks for your help.

[bitli]

The new version of FITSFileManager (1.5) has been distributed.  It includes that correction, the capability to lodd and save configurations and the capability to convert to XISF file format.
Thanks to wfcashwell for the help in diagnosing and testing the issue and to Juan for the important work to update the script to the lastest GUI capabilities and coding standard.